Annual Report 2023 (English)

Annual Report 2023

WE ARE

Left to right, One22 Executive Director Sharel Lund and 2024 Board Chair Jeff Willemain

One22 Resource Center guides members of our community toward stability and growth through basic needs, emergency resources and financial empowerment.

2023 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Hartman, Chair Jeff Willemain, Vice-Chair Sara Flitner, Secretary Dick Jaquith, Treasurer Lisa Carlin Cindy Corona

MISSION One22 invests in and supports our neighbors who face financial and cultural challenges.

Ian Johnston Mike Randall Margot Snowdon Paul Vogelheim Missy Whelan Sharel Lund, Executive Director

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One22 Resource Center

VISION A diverse Greater Teton community, with opportunities for all residents to thrive.

OUR IMPACT IN 2023

1,402

2023 saw a surge in individuals seeking assistance at One22 Resource Center. Our community’s hard-working members are facing ongoing challenges like rising housing and food costs, cultural obstacles and financial instability. This increased demand has highlighted the importance of keeping up with the growing need while ensuring the quality and reach of our programs.

At One22, we provide powerful food and financial resources. We also believe in empowering our clients through resource navigation, budgeting and action planning. These tools enable individuals to focus on their financial stability and personal growth. As we tackle the complexities of this work, we also serve as partners, guiding our clients through their unique situations. Together with our neighbors, we strive to move toward lasting stability and growth. With your help in 2023, we have moved along this journey of progress with many accomplishments worth sharing.

households served, representing 2,578 individuals; a +24% increase from 2022

1,105

households accessed no-cost groceries at the Jackson Cupboard, representing 1,954 individuals; a +30% increase from 2022

349

households received rent assistance, representing 735 individuals; a +28% increase from 2022

OUR PROGRAMS Basic Needs

Financial Assistance

Food Assistance

Empowerment

Language Access

Youth Enrichment Scholarships

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Our Programs as Pathways to Progress When someone steps through our doors, they have the opportunity to sit with a member of our Client Services team and share their story. Together we identify the resources they need to move forward, walk through their budget and come up with an action plan. These pieces of guidance are embedded in all

EMERGENCY

of our programs. For some, the path takes a lot more twists and turns than for others. That’s what we’re here for. We offer a myriad of services to meet our neighbors where they are at, walking with them as they face emergency situations and also as they work to move ahead.

STABILIZATION

GROWTH

Financial Assistance Emergency Assistance

Rent Assistance

First/Last/ Deposit Assistance

Food Assistance - Jackson Cupboard Satellite cupboards

No-cost groceries at Jackson Cupboard

Language Access Navigation and support for individuals with Limited English Proficiency

Interpreter training and support

Youth Enrichment Scholarships Sliding-scale support for children to participate in extracurricular activities and summer camps

Financial Empowerment Foundational Financial Education Series

Financial Empowerment presentations and workshops

Lending Circles

Budgeting, action planning and resource navigation is embedded in all of our work

At One22, we are focused on making a meaningful and lasting impact in Teton County, Wyoming. In this work, we are getting to know our clients better and taking a deep role in supporting them as they find their path toward becoming more stable and empowered.

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A New Lease on Life:

First/Last/Deposit Assistance Leads Brenda to a Stable Home After an accident and injury, Brenda lost her job and found herself without a home, living out of her car during the harsh Jackson winter. She first came to One22 in 2023 to access no-cost groceries through the Jackson Cupboard, which provided her with fresh food and helped her make ends meet during a tumultuous time. She tirelessly applied for jobs and eventually secured employment. Brenda was offered a studio in employee housing right away, however she struggled to afford both the first month’s rent and deposit before receiving her first paycheck. After seeing the stability this situation could create for Brenda, our staff encouraged her to apply for First/Last/Deposit assistance for a portion of the move-in costs. With this, One22 was able to provide Brenda with half of the funds to move in, which kept her from the struggles that come with being houseless. She expressed gratitude for this support, stating that it changed her life trajectory and eliminated her worries.

“If there’s an opportunity for someone to get into housing, and One22 can help, it’s life-changing.”

Although Brenda anticipates continued strain on her finances due to upcoming medical visits, she remains determined and ready to plan for the future. She continues to utilize the Jackson Cupboard for additional support and recently participated in One22’s Holiday Gift Drive. The combination of basic needs support and the stability provided by the First/Last/Deposit program is paving the way for Brenda to plan for her future with more time and peace of mind.

DID YOU KNOW?

$3,290 average rental rate for a two-bedroom apartment in Teton County, WY*

$1,317

national average rental rate for a two-bedroom apartment** Teton County is 150% above the national average

84%

of One22 financial assistance applicants are low-income, meaning that a family of four earned less than $63,850 in 2023 Source: * self-reported data from Jackson/Teton County Affordable Housing Department, ** Statista

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Inspiring Change:

How One22’s Rent Support Empowered Edgar to Give Back to keep his apartment. That’s what we’re here for: to walk with our neighbors during times of struggle, and to provide them with a personalized action plan of how to move them forward.

Edgar found himself in a particularly difficult period of his life last year. His elderly parents faced health obstacles and he struggled just to support himself.

Working multiple part-time jobs took a toll on him and he explored every resource available to transition to a new career. Ultimately, he was able to find a new position while also discovering the work of One22 Resource Center.

Seeking guidance on managing his finances during the job transition and supporting his parents, Edgar reached out to our Client Services team. Initially hesitant to ask for assistance, he realized that rent support from One22 could provide a crucial bridge for him during this tenuous time. We provided him with two months of rent assistance, which made a significant impact on his ability

A few months later, Edgar returned to us with a desire to give back. Despite limited resources, he had time and a passion for our food assistance program. He has become a dedicated volunteer at the Jackson Cupboard, stocking our satellite cupboards and packing groceries for clients. This experience has been deeply fulfilling for him, allowing Edgar to witness the positive impact of One22’s work and forge deeper connections with staff and other volunteers. Edgar is grateful that resources like One22 exist to invest back in the people in our community.

DID YOU KNOW?

430,267

pounds of food distributed through the Jackson Cupboard and its satellite locations in 2023 6

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23%

of people served by the Jackson Cupboard are children

16%

of Jackson Cupboard volunteers are also One22 clients

Financial Empowerment: Daniela’s Journey to Stability with One22’s Financial Education Series

Daniela, a receptionist at a local health care clinic, first came to us a few years ago to participate in One22’s Financial Education Series, a three-part course where we dive into managing essential financial basics: budgeting, building credit and reducing debt. The high cost of living in Jackson is a constant factor for Daniela, as she and her partner have two young kids and many expenses to juggle between their daily necessities, monthly rent and a car payment. They diligently pay their bills on time, but Daniela knew that they did not have the financial stability to be prepared for an emergency.

That’s what we’re here for: at One22, we work to support individuals and families in times of crisis, but also in times of growth, as they work to build capacity.

In the Financial Education Series, she identified expenses in her budget that she was able to cut out and started incrementally setting aside portions of her income toward an emergency fund. This first step in her journey of financial growth led her to learn about Lending Circles (through our partner Mission Asset Fund)—a savings, credit building and financial education vehicle. She joined a circle, and through this social lending practice she and others pooled funds over a span of nine months, encouraging savings to finance participants’ goals, while also strengthening their credit. In this, Daniela is actively

pursuing her goal of increasing her savings and building her credit; she shared,

“Jackson is so expensive, and I know I need to save for the future, so I am working on building that for my kids.”

As part of her job, Daniela also helps doctors communicate with their Spanish-speaking clients.

When she heard that One22 was hosting an Interpreter Training course, she enrolled, excited to develop her professional skill set. Daniela stated, “Even if you’re bilingual, interpreting is a big responsibility, and this course gave me professional guidance.” Her ability to expand her skills in her workplace has made a significant impact as she helps community members and their providers effectively communicate. Seeing Daniela move along a pathway of personal, professional and financial growth in her work alongside the One22 team has been inspiring, as the impact she is making in our community is evident.

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Empowering Families:

Stacy’s Story of Financial Help and Youth Enrichment with One22 “Juggling work and childcare is extremely expensive,

to continue working and stepping up. We look forward to

what are we going to do?” This question weighed heavily

the day that we can give back as well.”

on Stacy’s mind as she and her husband navigated the demands of balancing three part-time jobs and running a small business, all while raising two children. They know the importance of planning ahead and saving for extra childcare expenses over the summer, when their work demands are even greater. They were led to One22 after hearing about our collaboration with local teams, classes and camps through Youth Enrichment Scholarships.

Just like many local families, they have had times where they faced unexpected expenses amidst the fluctuations of income that come with the seasonality of life here.

During these times, they have turned to us for support, not just for scholarships but also through our School Supply Drive and Holiday Gift Drive. We are here to be that buffer of support for hard-working families in need of a helping hand.

For the last few summers, both kids have received scholarships to participate in activities and Stacy has shared that this opportunity has meant the world to her family. The change she’s seen in her kids has been incredible, as they have developed new skills

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and discovered their own taste. Her oldest, Riley, has been able to find direction in trying different camps, from basketball to art and theater. Ultimately, Riley discovered a love for theater and is continuing to pursue this passion through Off Square Theatre Company this summer.

Stacy has expressed how grateful she is for her kids to

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YES is a three-way funding partnership between the Youth Enrichment Scholarship (YES) fund, the partner organization and the family of each participant

go to these camps alongside their classmates, seeing them develop important social skills, build confidence and find their community. Without the help of One22 and partner organizations, their family would not have been able to stretch their budget and sign up for these camps. She said, “It helps our whole family feel like we are a part of the community and for my husband and I 8

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students have accessed summer camps and extracurricular activities through the YES program since 2020

2023 Youth Enrichment Scholarship (YES) Partners and Collaborators Art Association of Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Indoor

Mountain Bike the Tetons

Sol Soccer Training

Coombs Outdoors

Jackson Hole Kayak Club

MusicLand

Dancers’ Workshop

Jackson Hole Lacrosse

Off Square Theatre Company

Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation

GAP! Girls Actively Participating

One. Soccer Schools

Teton Literacy Center

Hole Food Rescue

Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club

Teton Music School

Jackson Elite Volleyball

Jackson Hole Stingrays

Pura Vida - Grand Teton National Park

Jackson Hole Children’s Museum

Jackson Hole Youth Mountain Biking

Skating Club of Jackson Hole

Teton Youth & Family Services

Slow Food in the Tetons

Voices Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum

Jackson Hole Youth Soccer

Snow King Mountain Sports School

Wilderness Adventures

Jim and Becky Rooks Afterschool Activity Fund

Teton Science Schools

Major funding from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole ensures that YES is available broadly – to low, moderate and middle income households.

Thank You St. John’s Episcopal Church For 20+ years, St. John’s Episcopal Church has offered help of all kinds, and housed the programs that made up One22 before, during and after the mergers of our predecessors. With gratitude, we operated amidst their caring community from a generously affordable basement home as we rose to meet the needs of our neighbors. In 2023, after years of searching,

St John’s Episcopal Church

we moved into a new program space where our entire staff is working under the same roof for the first time with ample space to meet with clients in person, host workshops and foster stronger relationships. One22’s ability to serve would not have been possible without the unwavering support of the St. John’s community and we look forward to the new iteration of our partnership through the Jackson Cupboard.

Special thanks to CLB Architects, Jason Dunlop, Holland & Hart, Jeffery Johnston, Brett McPeak, Lisa and Scott Pierson and

One22’s New Offices

Ariela Schreibeis.

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Community Engagement Community goodwill is incorporated in everything that

only meet critical needs for our clients, but they also

we do at One22. Beyond our core programs, we are

raise awareness about issues like food insecurity and

fortunate to take part in various events throughout

housing instability. Between these special projects and

the year that provide tangible ways for folks to see

our volunteer program at the Jackson Cupboard, One22

the impact of One22’s work. Food drives of all sizes

is much more than our staff. We are a collaborative

throughout the year, school supply drives, holiday gift

collective with a dedicated group of volunteers building a

drives and organization partnerships greatly contribute

more resilient community.

to the scope of our programming. These projects not

Thank You to the Organizations

Who Participated as Donors, Host Sites, Volunteers and with Collaborative Wish Lists

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Bank of Jackson Hole

Gravity Haus, Jackson Hole

Teton County 4-H

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Hole Food Rescue

Teton County Health Department

City Kids

Katie Murphy - State Farm

Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation

Climb Wyoming

Keller Williams Realty

Teton County Library

Community Entry Services

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Teton County School District #1

Community Safety Network

Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church

Teton Gravity Research

First Interstate Bank

Scouts of America

Teton Youth & Family Services

Food Bank of Wyoming

St. John’s Episcopal Church

Wilson Elementary School

GAP! Girls Actively Participating

Senior Center of Jackson Hole

GE Johnson Construction Company

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Thank You to All of Our Amazing Volunteers Marilyn Andersen

Leia Fenske Rubio

Chris Jaquith

Suzanne Morlock

Victor San Juan Moreno

Oscar Andersen

Robin Fields

Patty Jaquith

Amy Mower

Claudia Schrotz

Jane Baldwin

Karin Finlay

Rose Jaquith

Katie Murray

Michael Schrotz

Grace Bayleygale

Gemma Ford

Lily Selcher

Neil Ford

Anthony Jimenez Vazquez

Jovanny Navarro Munoz

Anna Bennett

Dorothy O’Dwyer

Jovana Sevarlic

Patti Berlin

Cathy French

Adam Johnson

John O’Dwyer

Merri Siler

Lea Bonnecaze

Grant Gallaher

Elizabeth Johnson

Julia Okerlund

Margot Snowdon

Stephanie Brennan

Alexandra Gingery

Ian Johnston

Marcus Olson

Andrea Spence

Amy Brooks

Diego Gonzalez Corona

Robyn Jones

Rita Peralta Ramirez

Bill Stafford

Herb Brooks

Matt Hall

Mark Kelleher

Juan Perez Hernandez

Ash Stam

Finley Brownfield

Devon Harrison

Stacey Kelly

Adrian Preheim

Patty Starr

Anne Buckland

Julien Hass

Paul Kempel

Ellery Preheim

Adria Stines

Jill Callaway

Meg Hauge

Mindy Kim-Miller

Hunter Preheim

Megan Svalberg

Juan Carlos Cano

Bruce Hawtin

Marsha Kleinheinz

Annie Putnam

Stephanie Thomas

Lisa Carlin

Mary Hayes

Sarah Kraemer

Glenda Ramsay

Estela Torres

Sasha Carney

Navarre Heard

Christiane Ladd

William Ramsay

Kathryn Turner

David Carpenter

Gillian Heller

Maximilian Ladd

Mike Randall

Spencer Waddell

Andres Castillo Jimenez

Jacobo Hernandez

Jane LaJohn

Kerri Ratcliffe

Lucy Waldrop

Alexis Cereno Sandoval

Keily Hernandez

Lindsey Lanham

Heather Reed

Avery Ward

Emily Chai-Onn

Dafne Hernandez Flores

Heidi Leeds

Sandy Reed

Kelli Ward

Janelle Conlin

Jake Hershberger

Sarah Lopez

Noah Rial

Logan Ward

Mike Conlin

Lorena Hidalgo

Maxwell Ludington

Nancy Riddle

Lucy Wild

Gregg Dean

Maddie Hovinga

Paige MacLeod

Chelsea Robin

Tom Young

Beth Eastman

Holly Hunter

Kalley Miller

Katia Ryan

Lucy Emhardt

Miles Huseby

Tyler Montgomery

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Thank You to Our Generous Donors Gifts made from January 1 to December 31, 2023 Anonymous (75)

Noah Barnhart

Browse ‘N Buy

Jim and Tina Clouse

Anonymous, in Honor of Betsy Ellis Chung

Mark Barron and Ruth Ann Petroff

Frank Brummer and Andrea Gerken

Michelle Cogburn and Josey Gwynn

Anonymous, in Honor of E.J. Thomas

Cindy and Jimmy Bartz

Ellen Brunker

Anna and Eric Cole

Vickie Bates

Theresa and Les Brunker

James and Karen Coleman

John and Joyce Batson

Roxanne Bryan

Betsy Collins

Reid Bauer

Hope Buchbinder and David Rogers

Elisabeth Collins

Lucina Becerra Perez

Marion W. Buchenroth Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Collister Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Anonymous, in Honor of John Huff Anonymous, in Honor of Julie O’Halloran Anonymous, in Memory of Robert Biolchini Bruce Abel Robert Ablondi and Debra Wuersch Stephan and Laura Abrams Bradley Adams and Leah Schwartz Erik Adams Sarah Adams Michael and Virginia Adler Albertsons Alfers Charitable Giving Fund Alison and Peter Engel Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Joseph Alvarado and Margaret Sullivan Roger and Joyce Amadon Amazon.com Marilyn and Oscar Andersen DeAnn and Dan Anderson Jean Anderson Alina Andraca

Margaret Bellorado Orion and Heidi Bellorado Benedict Miller Foundation Patti Berlin

DICK COLLISTER

Bernard Family Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

“My wife and I support One22 because it provides critical assistance to many members of our community who provide critical support to the rest of us. Without them, our community would not have the quality of life we enjoy. We hope others also dedicate their support to One22 and those who are served by them.”

John and Eileen Berner Marylou Berra Chris Bessonette and Joanna Cooke Bill and Martha Best Lorenzo Bettino Betty B. Baril Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Big-D Signature Jerry Bilek Julie Birrer Bison Wealth Management Cynthia Blankenship Ryan Block

Shaun and Betty Andrikopoulos

Richard and Rebecca Bloom

Anthony and Anna Hass Donor Advised Fund

Cathy and Ken Blount Blue Bear Investment Group, LLC

Antler Inn/Elk Country Motels Inc., in Memory of Clarene Law

Bodega

Apex Real Estate & Property Management

Bowen Family Foundation, in Honor of Brian Donahoo

Andrew and Rebecca Apfelberg Apple Applestone Foundation Fred and Helen Arbuckle Lance Ash Steve and Anne Ashley Deidre Ashley Astoria Park Conservancy Jim and Carolyn Augé DuBose and Sallie Ausley Nancy Ayers

William and Katherine Burford Buried Treasure LLC Bruce and Cathie Burkland

Competitive Grants Program of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Mike and Janelle Conlin

Cony Corporation

Dennis and Marian Butcher

Leslie Cook

Jill Callaway

Phil and Kathy Coosaia

Michael Campbell and Ann Harvey

Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield

Tom and Judith Bowser

Capt. Bob Fund

Cornell Douglas Foundation

Tim Bradley and Ruth Harrington

Jane Carey

Will and Jennifer Bradof

Nancy Carey

Cindy Corona and Eduardo Rodriguez Carrillo

Chris Brady and Katie Colbert Brady

Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson

Lindsay Brandenburg

Lisa Carlin

Kelsey Brehm and Harold Bertram Brehm

Wendy Carlson-Koll

Sean Brennan and Alice Fischer-Colbrie

David Carpenter

Fred and Annegret Botur

Casey Brennecke Nicole Brittingham

Clark and Susan Brooks

Joan Baldwin, in Honor of Lisa Carlin

Herb and Amy Brooks

Eric and Jennifer Balsa

Linda and Tony Brooks

Bank of Jackson Hole, a Division of NBH Bank

Rosa Brooks, in Memory of Barbara Ehrenreich

Bantekas Accounting & Tax Services, P.C.

Willi Brooks

Basil and Susan Barna

Douglas Brown and Lorie Cahn

One22 Resource Center

Janet Buehler

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Angela Bushong

Cory Bakke, in Honor of Cindy Bartz

Zachary Barnett

Mary Kate Buckley

Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller

Christy Brock Miele

David Barnett and Geneva Chong

John Buckley and Anna Bennett

Mary and David Bushnell

Mickey Babcock, in Honor of Dave Neville and Ilene Wagner Neville

Carisa Barnett

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John Becker and Theresa Zellmer

Jeff and Audrey Brogan

Diana Brown Kathleen Brown Brown Family Donor Advised Fund Shari Brownfield

Elaine Carney Christa Carson Ann Carter Andrea Caruso Susie and Bob Caspar Melissa Cassutt Katharine Chapman Circ Design Inc City Kids Wilderness Program Frances Clark Mark and Jeanie Clark Mary Clark Susan Clarke and Eric Cole

Gemma Correa Villegas and Genaro Costilla Luna Janet and John Costello Helen and Michael Cottingham Alyson Courtemanch and Forest Dramis William and Judy Cox Laura Cuddie and John Morgan Mike Cuozzo Don Cushman Leysan Cusnir Lee and Mary Cutler Pamela Cutler and Robert McDevitt Paul and Julie D’Amours Scott Daily Sophie Danforth Mitchell Dann

CLB Architects

The Darcy and Jeff Rice Family Charitable Fund

John Clegg and Nancy Lee

Dave Hansen Whitewater

CLOH Charitable Fund

David and Kris Troxel Charitable Fund

Lynne and Van Davis

Chris and Cate Finlay

Deirdre and Vance Griffith

Liz Hirschland

Andrée Dean

Karin Finlay

Cynthia Griggs

Hobart Family Fund

Johann and Kirsten Deisenhofer

Food Bank of the Rockies

Jochen and Uschi Grocke

Courtney Hodges

Nick and Elise Delmolino

Forward Path Consulting

Kate Guenther

Bland and Liza Hoke

Peter and Susan Dennis

Firefly Fund, in Honor of Kate Klein

Scott Guenther

Julie Holding

Julie Dery

The Gun Barrel Steak and Game House

Holland and Hart

Steve Deutsch

First Interstate Bancsystem Foundation

Marissa Diaz-Montalvo and Irving Garcia Sanchez

First Interstate Bank

Ralph and Louise Haberfeld

Mark and Olivia Fisher

Maho Hakoshima and Peg Gilday

Homewood Suites

Ashley Didion

Charles and Elisabeth Fleischman

J. Keith Hall

DJCE Donor Advised Fund

Francine Fleming

Zach Hall

Jennifer Dorsey

Flitner Strategies

Susan and Gary Halling

Karen and Glenn Doshay

Amanda Flosbach and Matt Daly

Mike and Gigi Halloran

James Doyle

Jennifer Ford and Rhys Brown

Chad Driewer

Dan and MJ Forman

Steve Drumheller

Stephen Foster

Helen, Jerry, Mike, Mills Kane and Cash Halpin, Nicole and Anthony Uhl

Robert Duggan and Mary Weber

Four Pines Physical Therapy

Sarah Duggan

Nick and Megan Fouts

Robert Duncan

Arthur Frakt and Janna Rankin

Jason Dunlop

The Frank A. O’Neil Family Foundation

Laura Dunlop Paul Dykeman and Pauline Towers-Dykeman

Frederick Mountain Group

Ian and Beth Eastman

Freedom Finders

Mike and Diana Eden

Laura and Kenneth French

Edgewood Group Fund

Rob French, in honor of Arne Jorgensen and Bruce Hawtin

Matthew and Marilyn Ednie

O’Ann Fredstrom

Edward G. Beddow Charitable Gift Fund, in Memory of Ann Frame

Edward and Julianne Fries

Rosser and Gloria Edwards

Ronald and Jane Frisch

The EganWood Foundation

Rob and Zaidee Fuller

Wood Family Foundation, in Honor of Pauline Egan

Fund for Public Education

David Elan

Grant Gallaher

Elan-Stokes Family Donor Advised Fund Tara Ellerstein Denny Emory Rolf and Nancy Engh Liliana English Rebecca Erskine Adelle Eslinger Thomas and Andrea Evans Sue and John Ewan Stefani Ewart Tom and Roxanne Factor Factory Information Technology Sallie and Conway Felton Dillon, Marialice, Marialice and Cissie Ferguson Richard and Jean Ferguson Stephen and Sarah Fetters PAKE Boillot Family Fund William Field and Jodie Pond Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger Robin and John Fields Fighting Bear Enterprises, Inc. / Private Realty Group, LLC Ray Fink

Tom and Becky Frisbie

Brendan and Rebecca Gallaher Angel Gallardo Barrientos Nancy Gardiner Lee and Kathy Gardner Greg and Elizabeth Gerhard Elizabeth Gerrits Mary Gerty

Hungry Jack’s General Store Holly Hunter and Mark Kelleher

Tim Harland and Patrice Kangas

Jennifer Huta

Lauren Harnishfeger

Chris Hymes

Chuck Harris and Karen Jerger

Immigrant Enterprises, Inc.

James and Molly Harris

Ellen Incelli

Janice Harris

Kathy Izard

Suzanne and George Harris

J.C. Jewelers

Devon Harrison

Jack and Carole Nunn Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Jan and Bob Hartman Melissa Harvey Stew and Carol Harvey Charles and Andrea Hattemer Meg and John Hauge Renee and Mark Havens Curt and Charisse Haws Bruce Hawtin Cindy Hawtin Dender, in Honor of Carolynn Hawtin Hawtin Jorgensen Architects Bill and Mary Hayes

Debbie and John Hechinger

Michel Glouchevitch and Caroline Janda

Tom and Laura Hedges

Mike and Kathleen Glover

Cecilia and Jim Herbert

Stephen and Myrna Greenberg Phyllis Greene Kris and Tom Gridley

Penney and A.C. Hubbard

John and Carol Harkness

Tony Glawe

Chris and Courtney Grant

George Hubbard

John and Dawn Hummel

Leslie Heard

Graham Faupel Mendenhall & Associates

William Hoyt and Lisa Larson-Hoyt

David and Leslye Hardie

Gary Wayne and Ruth Glass

Robert Gordon and Susan Mick

Jack and Carrie Howe

Hughes Charitable Foundation

Healthy Being, LLC

Michele and Charles Goodman

Mark Houser and Susan Juvelier

Curt Hamby and Shannon Brooks Hamby

Marjorie Gilmour

Jeff and Amy Golightly

Tamera Hopkin

Nancy Hughes

John and Martha Gilmore

John and Lisa Goldstein

Jenifer and John Hoover

Caryn Haman

Health and Human Services Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Gwenn Gilday

Erika Holmberg

Grace Herbel Megan Herbert Susan Hermanson Annel Hernandez Sebastian Hernandez Tricia Herrick Sheila Hewitt, in Honor of Laura Ladd Hill-Snowdon Foundation Berte Hirschfield Marc Hirschfield and Anise Morrow

Aron Jackson Jackson Council of Catholic Women Jackson Cupboard Legacy Fund Jackson Hole Airport Jackson Hole Classical Academy Jackson Pediatrics Jackson Police Department Jackson Temp Services, Inc. Jana Camille Stearns Donor Advised Fund, in Honor of Ed and Carole Liebzeit Mekki and Jane Jaidi Eric Janssen and Allison Gillen Nicholas and Morgan Jaouen Aaron Japel Patty and Dick Jaquith Nancy Jarrell and Ed Smail Jarve Family Fund Jessica and Chris Jaubert Latham Jenkins, Realtor, in Honor of David and Kathy Bressler Reece Jenkins Des Jennings and Chloe Lewis Carol and Don Jensen Donald Jeske, in Honor of Rose Jeske Elizabeth and Adam Johnson Ian Johnston Katherine and Eric Johnson

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Leslie and Chris Johnson, in Honor of Rick Wieloh, Apex Management

Anne Ladd and Len, Madeline and Reed Carlman

Erin Martin

MusicLand

Maria and Worthy Johnson

Laura and Ted Ladd

Heather Mathews

Lynne Myers

Sarah and Jeffrey Johnston

Monique Lai and Carson Stanwood

Stephanie Mattheis

National Museum of Wildlife Art

Chelcie Jonke

Kerry Lamb

Daley Matthews-Pennanen

Tracy Nelson

Silas and Katie Matthies

Gesche Nemitz

Mike’s Body Shop Inc.

Chris Neubecker

Milton and Kathleen May

Neville / Asbell Real Estate

Georgia Mayer

Aude and Alan Nevius

Nancy Kay McCarthy

Rodney and Anne Newcomb

Ken Finkel and Jennifer McCartyFinkel, in Honor of Mickey Babcock

Jes Newhaus

Nate, Rachel, Taya and Kai McClennen

Newton Foundation

JESSICA JAUBERT “I support One22 because I believe in empowering folks with knowledge and support that leads them to stronger foundations in their lives and futures. I see One22 providing compassion and leadership in our community through their programs and outreach.”

Holly McCollister Michelle McCormick Sally and Mark McCullough Brendan and Nicki McDermott Jeffrey McDonald, in Honor of Dede McDonald Pru McDonald

Tom and Becky Jordan

Daniel and Margaret Land

Scott and Diane McGee

Arne Jorgensen and Teresa De Groh

Helen Laughery

Kimberly and Robert McGregor

Jorgensen Associates

Laurie Andrews and Perk Perkins Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Manne McGregor Charitable Fund

Paul and Chris Kadue Esther Kane Jenny Karns Peter and Jeanine Karns Peter and Rachael Karns Kate’s Real Food Sarah Kellogg Lindsey Kelly Stacey and Harold Kelly

Lenz Incorporated Ian Levenson and Lea Bonnecaze Caroline and Michael Leventhal Jean and Jason Lewis Tessa Lindman Debi Lindquist

Peter and Kirsten Kern

Lisa and Are Friesecke Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Sarah Kerr

Jenny and Kurt Listug

Erik Kimball and Krista Hollis

Live Oak Fund

Ariadne Kimberly Huque

Jack and Jodi Livingood

Andrew and Elizabeth King

Ethan Lobdell and Shoshana Kobrin

Griffin King

Marc Loebe and Dana Rees

Fred and Susan Kingwill

Adam and Julia Long

Carly Kirkpatrick

David and Gloria Lorenzo

Chris Kirkpatrick

Bob and Kate Lucas

Roger and Jeanne Kirkpatrick

Alan and Irene Lund

Marsha and John Kleinheinz

Nancy Lundgren

Richard and Mary Lou Klene

Robyn Lunsford

Katherine Kline

The Luther Family Foundation Inc.

Kamille and Adam Klomp

Margie Lynch

Lisa Knapp

M. V. Williams Foundation Inc.

Mary Lynne and Stephen Kneller

Sarah Maca

Kraig Kobert

Clark and Andy MacKenzie

Hannah Kennedy

Megan Kohli

Susan Mackenzie

Jeff Kopkey

Paige and Ian MacLeod

Steven and Sarah Kraemer

Dave and Oriana Madeira

Kevin Krasnow and Ingrid Daffner Krasnow

MAH Donor Advised Fund

Brett and Jackie Kroger

Arianna Mahoney

Jack and Kay Krouskup Charlotte and Bradley Krugh Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright

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Philip Lennox

Andrea Mahoney Ariel Mann and Richard Grove Margaret E. Belk Donor Advised Fund

Charles and Jane Kusek

Steven Markason and Elizabeth Drapela

John and Debra Kuzloski

Clifford and Donna Martin

One22 Resource Center

Colleen McHugh Doyen McIntosh Corbin and Dorice McNeill Brett McPeak Wendy Meadows Kathy Medlicott Karahadian Morris and Irene Mellion Mark and Vickie Memmer Carol Mersereau Michael Meyer and Kathy Remus Meyer James and Anita Miles Patrick Millard and Dawn Webster Patty Miller Elizabeth Millet and Michael Dowda Mike Minter and Emmie Hill Modern Lighting and Electric, Inc. John and Kay Modi Tom and Kea Molnar Carol Mongeluzzi Matt and Judy Montagne Kate Moore

Bill Newton Kristin Nice David and Lenore Nichols Nancy Nickel Resor Douglas and Donna Niemi Niner Foundation Jennifer Nissenberg Alli Noland Alex and April Norton Rose Novak Carole and Jack Nunn June Nystrom Will and Julie Obering, in Honor of Karen Skaggs and Ned Thomas Deirdre O’Brien Dorothy and John O’Dwyer The Offensend Family Foundation Hugh and Julie O’Halloran W. Scott and Kathryn O’Hare Julia Okerlund Old Bill’s Fun Run Operating Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Shelley and Kevin Olson Deirdre O’Mara OMW Memorial Fund Bill and Janet O’Neil Patty O’Neil Opatrny Family Foundation Andy Orr Eric Orton and Michelle Rooks Noah and Annette Osnos Sandra and Matthew Ostdiek

Alice and Rod Moorhead

Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church

Anne and Michael Moran

Peter and Monica Overly

Jeff Moran and Amy Glenn

Doug Pace

Jesse Morgan

Paintbrush Pediatrics

Stan and Adriana Morgan

Panoram Foundation

Richard Morgenstern and Devra Davis

Veronique and Marshall Parke

Dan Morita

Joseph and Louise Parzick

The Morken Family Fund Morton Enterprises LLC/Inn on the Creek Paul and Amy Mower Amanda Moyer and Dan Carson Alison Muller Stan Mullinnix William Murcia Calderon Katie Murphy

Catherine Parrott Kaya Patten-Fusselman Scott and Jill Patterson PB and K Corporation Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta Christopher and Carol Peck James Peck and Karen Youngblood Penn Charitable Fund Naomi Perez

Chris Perkins

LaVar and Andrea Riniker

Paul and Koreen Sheridan

Noa and Ted Staryk

Persephone Bakery, LLC.

Andy and Carolyn Ripps

Michael and Jennifer Stauth

Bob and Ruth Peters

The Robert S. and Grayce B. Kerr Foundation, in Memory of William (Bill) Kerr and Kavar Kerr

Eileen Shields-West, in Honor of Kate West and Carter Westfall Catherine Shill

Mason Steele

Leslie Petersen and Henry Phibbs II Joseph and Kelli Petrick Phibbs/Petersen Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Brook and Taylor Phillips George and Sarah Phocas Pierson Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Teton Valley

Robert Wemple Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole John Roberts and Lynn Fleisher John and Anne Robertson Steve and Lisa Robertson Amanda Roeder Robert Rogers

Scott and Lisa Pierson

Bert and Terry Romberg

Shirley and Paul Piper

Paula Romberg

Greg and Tracy Poduska

Jim Rooks and Ruth Moran

Gloria Polis, in Memory of James D. Polis

Doug Ross and Joyce Frye

Steven and Carol Poole

Rossetter Foundation

Alex Pope Merril Pope The Portland Trust II Jeff and Terry Potts, in Honor of Jeff and Chris Willemain Brynn Powell Liz and Brian Prax

Melanie Ross Ben Rourke Lindley Rust and Matt Herron Anne Rutherford and Jim Ross

Leah Shlachter David Shlim and Jane Gallie Dick and Sandy Shuptrine

Jana Stearns Sterling Donor Advised Fund Jill and Michael Stillwagon

Shannon Shuptrine

Stephen Stohlman and Cornelia Bergmann

D. Barry and Priscilla Sibson

John and Lynn Straker

Brian and Jodi Siegfried

Robert Strawbridge III

Gary and Veronica Silberberg

Thomas and Sonda Strozza

John and Barbara Simms

STS Foundation

Simpson Properties

Stuart Sugarman, O’Ann Fredstrom and Adrienne Sugarman

Singleton/Peery Financial Sipprelle Charitable Corporation Bob Skaggs Megan and Tyson Slater Lewis and Christy Smirl Janet Smith Richard and Jennifer Smith Smith’s Food and Drug

Amy Ryan

Jason and Melissa Snider

Nicholas and Carolyn Ryan, in Memory of Bill and Robin Weiss

Ariana Snowdon

Snow King Hotel

Anna and Stephen Sullivan Lily Sullivan Deborah Supowit Troy and Anne Sutton Megan Svalberg The Sweet Family Charitable Fund Sweet Life Foundation Elizabeth and Richard Sword The Synergy Company Target

Premier Green Cleaning John Prenner and Irene Griswold-Prenner

GRETCHEN SPANKIE

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

“As a long time member of the Jackson Hole Community we have felt very blessed to have support from One22 over the years. It truly has helped our children find the things that they enjoy and make them who they are within their community. We could not have done it without One22. We would love to give more but feel it is important when we can give back to those who support us and others in our community.”

Greg and Peggy Prugh Aaron and Tamsen Pruzan Annie and George Putnam Quiet Heart Foundation Ana Quiroz Becerra Jim Radda and Cindy Satagaj-Radda Casey Rammell Deborah and Jim Ramo Ann Ramsay Ramsay Leatherman Cloud Fund William and Glenda Ramsay

Scott and Barbara Sanchez

Mike and Patti Randall

Chris and Louisa Sandvig

Kerri Ratcliffe

Christian Santelices and Susan Muncaster

Susan Rauch Glenn and Diane Ray Shelby and Rosie Read Joshua and Patricia Reed Randall and Robin Reedy Richard and Tierney Remick Rendezvous Mountain Rentals & Property Management, Inc.

Tim Sauer Jonathan and Alex Schechter Skye Schell Michael Scher and Barabra Zelazo Harvey and Mary Schmidt John Henry and Ashley Schmitt Chuck and Carol Schneebeck

Rendezvous River Sports

Julia Schnugg and Andy Bardon

Edmund and Anne-Marie Resor

Michael and Claudia Schrotz

Turner Resor

Theo and LeeAnn Schuff

William Resor and Story Clark Resor

Sandy Schultz Hessler

Joel and Kristin Revill

Jim Schulz

Richard Rice Jr. and Francesca Paolucci-Rice

Michael and Janet Schwamm

Jordan Rich

Caitlin Shea

Edward and Lee Riddell

Jessica Sheehy

Travis and Annie Riddell

Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church

Elizabeth Ridgway

Michael Sellett

Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes

Anastatia Taylor

Ted Snowdon, in Honor of Margot Snowdon

Marcia and Mike Taylor

Sojourner Fund

Teach A Man to Fish Foundation

Henry and Shannon Sollitt Laura and Will Soltau Andrea Somerville Greg and Priscilla Sorensen James and Audrey Sorensen Ricardo Soto and Susan Riesch Jonathan and Charlette Souter Gretchen, Picoo, Eugene, Angus and Craig Spankie LaNelle and Gerry Spence Shannon Spencer Spirit Dance Foundation Loren and Nancy St. Clair Nelson St. John’s Episcopal Church Fred and Jeanie Staehr Stam & Associates CPAs

Corey Taylor Tom and Linda Taylor Michael and Jennifer Tennican Karen Terra Nancy Terraciano Betty Terrill Allan and Frances Tessler Teton County 4-H Council Teton County Wyoming Teton Creek Enterprises Teton Gravity Research Teton View LLC Diane Thomas and Mike King Ned Thomas and Karen Skaggs, in Honor of Will and Julie Obering Richard Thompson Stephanie Thompson

Jim and Abbie Stanford

Vonny Thornton, in Memory of Oscar Baragona

Dan Starr and Patricia Deeds-Starr

Three Elephant Public Relations

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Continued List of Donors Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Wes and Shirley Timmerman Estela Torres Town of Jackson Johnny and Meaghan Tozzi The Trifecta Fund Jennifer Truman Tuesday Men’s Group

Amy and Steve Unfried

Bill and Jami Voge

Robert Weed

Sue Unruh

Paul Vogelheim

Kenneth and Lynn Wegner

Julie Van Gelder

Polly and Sandy Wakeman

Robert Wemple

Warren and Martha Van Genderen

Jim Waldrop

Kate West and Carter Westfall

Karen Van Norman

Karen Walker

Theodora van Roijen

Christy Walton

Lila Wheatley, in honor of Arne Jorgensen and Bruce Hawtin

James Van Vliet and Kathleen Falconer-Finnegan

Lisa and Mark Wan

Sherri Vance

Peter and Adrienne Ward

David Vandenberg

Bruce and Sandra Tully John and Christine Turner John and Mary Kay Turner Kathryn Turner

Fran VanHouten Claudia VanRemoortere Jill Veber

Ward and Blake Architects Ali Wasiutynski Alyssa Watkins Carol Wauters

Nancy Vick

Two Ocean Builders

Juliann Whelan The Whitley Family Charitable Fund

Travis Ward and Margaret Gordon

Vertical Harvest

Turner Fine Art

Ali and Henry Wheeler

Doreen Ward

Bob and Mary Elaine Weber

Candis Whitlock-Bennett Laurel Wicks Erich and Chris Wilbrecht John and Nancy Wilbrecht Jeffrey and Chris Willemain William E. Wecker Associates Inc.

Financial History Overview 2019-2024 Revenue $7M

$6M

Revenue Goal for 2024

$5M

One-time pandemic related: Government CARES, ARPA One-time pandemic related: Community Foundation CERF

$4M

Earned Income Restricted Income

$3M

State/Federal Reimbursements

$2M

Local Government: Town Of Jackson, Teton County

$1M

Community Foundation: Competitive Grants, Youth Enrichment, Old Bill’s Match Foundations, Grants

$

Private Donors 2019

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2021

2022

2023

2024

William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation, Inc.

Jason Wolff and Lucy Wild

Shannon and James Yarrow

Butch and Linda Williams

Stephen and June Wolfson

Zia and Brenda Yasrobi

Stefanie and Wesley Womack

Jess Yeomans

Loring Woodman and Melody Lin

Yield Giving

Workshop Collaborative

Stanley and Rebecca Zaist

Carolyn and Eric Worth

Raquel Zapata Ramirez and Marcelo Alcantar Sanchez

Emily Williams Ann and John Willott Katie Wilson, in honor of Arne Jorgensen and Bruce Hawtin Margaret Wilson

Piper Worthington

Joshua Ziolkowski

Patricia Wright

Sarah Wilson Wilson Elementary School Kurt and Chris Wimberg

Kelvin Wu and Elli Bemis

Isabel Zumel

Peter and Cynthia Wuerslin Wylie Baker LLP

Barbara Winter Kate Winters Dustin and Stephanie Wise

Our work is made possible by numerous contributors, as well as generous support from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and St. John’s Episcopal Church.

We have made every effort to ensure our list is accurate for donations received from January 1 to December 31, 2023. Please let us know of any issues, errors or omissions.

Wyoming Governors Residence Foundation

Jeffrey and Barbara Wogoman

Hansjörg Wyss and the Wyss Foundation

James Wolf and Nan Neth

X Giving Fund

Expenses $7M

$6M

Projected Expenses for 2024

$5M

$4M

$3M

$2M

Fundraising

$1M

Administration Client Services and Programs

$

Direct Client Assistance 2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

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2023 By The Numbers

A Note from Leadership on One22’s Financial Position One22 serves as a central point of financial assistance

the surplus revenue received in Spring 2020 for food and

in our community, and in 2020 and 2021 we received

financial assistance specifically. These funds, alongside

generous philanthropic support to meet an outsized

gifts to general operating expenses, supported

challenge to get food, rent and other emergency

ongoing needs.

assistance into the hands of those who needed it.

In 2022 and 2023, continued need prompted us to spend

Based on donor intent during these years of historic crisis,

down surplus funds in order to maintain services as

the board of directors created designated funds from

economic challenges facing our clients continued and

Revenue

HUGHES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION: HOUSING AND STAFF SUSTAINABILITY $500,000

EARNED INCOME $57,537

ONE-TIME PANDEMIC RELATED: GOVERNMENT $678,739

16%

11.8%

TOTAL REVENUE $4,234,795

1.4% STATE/FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENTS $36,130

.8%

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: TOWN OF JACKSON, TETON COUNTY $135,000

8.7%

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: COMPETITIVE GRANTS, YOUTH ENRICHMENT, OLD BILL’S MATCH $367,015

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53.4%

3.2%

4.7%

FOUNDATIONS, GRANTS $199,991

PRIVATE DONORS $2,260,383

intensified. We remain committed to this philosophy.

service providers address the challenges of housing and

Today, having developed and refined programs and

staff sustainability. The board of directors of One22 has

services to meet the current needs of community

set aside and invested this generous gift as they consider

members, our focus is on building a funding model to

a strategic approach to the threat that housing insecurity

sustain these critical programs.

poses to One22’s mission.

Notably in 2023 the Hughes Charitable Foundation made

Please contact us for more information, financial

a special gift to help One22 and other essential human

statements are available upon request.

Expenses

ADMINISTRATION $484,312 FOOD ACCESS PROGRAM: JACKSON CUPBOARD $930,200

11.9%

22.9%

FUNDRAISING $420,174 10.4%

COST OF FOOD $485,513

TOTAL EXPENSES $4,056,519

54.8%

CLIENT SERVICE PROGRAM $2,221,833 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE $963,512

Total direct assistance provided to clients in 2023: $1,449,026 | 36% of overall expenses Annual Report 2023

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Physical Address 180 S Willow Street Jackson, WY 83001

PO Box 1232 Jackson, WY 83001 20

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